A hearing to decide whether Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby violated city ethics law has been postponed once again, this time to give the city Board of Ethics more time to respond to Mosby’s defense.
Baltimore Circuit Judge Lawrence Fletcher-Hill elected Tuesday to postpone the hearing after Sarah Hall, an attorney for the board, argued she had not been given sufficient time to craft a legal argument. The board asked for additional time to respond to a 26-page memorandum filed by Mosby’s attorney, Robert Dashiell, in late December. The memo argued the council president had not violated ethics law because he didn’t seek donations to a legal-defense fund, even indirectly.
Court rules require opposing parties to have 30 days to respond to such memorandums.
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